Adjunct Instructor: Chemical Dependency (Fall 2026)

Tompkins Cortland Community College; Village of Dryden (NY); On-site; USD 1,578,729 - 1,665,518; Part time

Job summary

Tompkins Cortland Community College in Dryden, NY invites applications for Adjunct Faculty in Chemical Dependency for Fall 2026. This is a part-time, adjunct, non-renewable position with remote synchronous Fall 2026 courses.

Responsibilities include delivering engaging instruction, designing syllabi aligned with Master Course Syllabus, using the LMS, offering office hours, timely grading, and upholding college policies.

Qualifications

• Must hold a Master’s Degree in Addiction Studies, Human Services, Social Work or related field.
• CASAC credential or ability to obtain within one year of placement is required.
• Clinical experience in addiction services or counseling is required.
• Experience teaching college-level courses is required.

Responsibilities

• Provide excellent teaching and instruction.
• Create, submit, and follow a syllabus aligned with the Master Course Syllabus.
• Use the Learning Management System to provide course materials to students.
• Be available to students through office hours, timely grading, and responsive communication.
• Read and abide by the policies listed in the Teaching Manual.
• Submit all records by deadlines, including progress reports and grades.
• Understand and enact TC3's mission and equity/diversity inclusion plan.

Skills

Teaching

Course planning

Communication

Education

Master’s degree in Addiction Studies or related field

CASAC credential or ability to obtain within one year

Tools

Learning Management System

Job description

Tompkins Cortland Community College in Dryden, NY invites applications for Adjunct Faculty in Chemical Dependency for Fall 2026. This is a part-time, adjunct, non-renewable position with remote synchronous Fall 2026 courses.

Responsibilities include delivering engaging instruction, designing syllabi aligned with Master Course Syllabus, using the LMS, offering office hours, timely grading, and upholding college policies.